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SQUIBB, the 7th day of At Carra.v . a. vv, day 1710 5.• • .• (1 ,L,..),k• • Valnat le FRE,E(' - i01.1)' ESTATE, .in rue , k 1 . 1101" and ') io! , 'cut . kians:on - • • :1 , 4 Li ; 1 ., a0111y), ; • Pa. k th e • • • \V..aer t Ponds ; Pic: - • ,;, V ta, IV, t't titationS, 111Z 11 - ,• •Itt • ,Viltl ; t —Ave intikired Tit.t.:lc tic e, ti,:ry rt. h Arltule, ~hire. Or. 11.11 - 11, kip a n d Wood Lind, ircej ; ,t;k111) ituate In 4 cott%t,y, five I..in the iturougtt • f Lonnitister, :,itte from tiererurdy'aud one. itundrcd and thirty. five from ~, ,Rt - • " hc Yli..}:ets only, or on application to: Mr. 0 , 0 Stc:vaotto 11,Lise, in liatnOtonCourt patri‘'Adars !nay be . had-;' also at the New ; Tr> < I-Itap , ale Inn. Worcester; a Guvra.. • oi),iward BoLdle, Esq. Lower Brook '"- 9, Clartdge, No. 47, Pal). Mall, LodANI; o: the Est.de . 4 /0 V • • !WE CANAL - PROVIDENT INSTITUTI ON, ;) 1, Ls EA IN .-cri; W 611-lies; and 41, o V b./v.l'R Y CANAL, BOND. •• eE Sl/ . 1,1) KY AUCTION, • 'By 'Mr..SCOTT, I Tappearing, notwithstanding the Notices repent . edly sets' c!• male to thre,Parties entided to•Dividtrnds of Stock, payable at the Bank of &gland,. .South Sea fkilse, and East India House, respeelively, zvho have not. paid the ary- on the same for theyears above mentioned,•that payment hat not in many instances been made of the tail Day, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by.a.gian or surcharge, and the Commissioners for the special pipposes• of 'the Property Ad, Mpg willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby give Notiie, that the Duties payable on all Dividends of such Stork and Annuities for thoseyears: are direCcied •to be paid :. into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such' payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, eke Parties making payment thereof; wilt be di scharg. ed in the Books of the respeaive Commissioners until and upon the,, iotb da;" of OFtober next, but tharall Persons who" shall eseglel'l to make such payment Cu or before that day , will be prosecuted as the Law 7 dire;z9s, and steps are now taking for bringing Default ers into charge for the Double Duty, gabs shall nat havi paid,the Daty for theyears abovf.ntentinned, on.cr itfore .t4,IV soil' day y):l,.:ber next, after which a'.2 . y the Office of the Old tita:4 L• x. change-will be closed. By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, Ar,g,i, 1808. The following correspondence took place bet wc-,-! Sir Enwatto and the Dutch previous to the- burning ihenutcli Mt of War: . :AT. GRIESSEE AND .501.i1tA13.; Y TO THh. COMMANDING OFFICER OF k 9UTCH Slur) This Day was pitblished, In Crown Svo. price tos. 6d. boards, SPECIM ENS .be ENGL I S H DRAMATIC ' Po ETS, who livdabout the.Tirne of MAKS I? EA RE ; with Notts. ' Nis MaicstY's Ship Ctdoden, ')ot;!tibaya - Decenalyer 6; ISQ7. By CHARLES Printed for Longman, Hur'st, Rees, and Orate, Pater aoster-ro ‘,lt. • • This pay, was published, In Two Volumes' ' 'Foolscap Octavo, the Second Edition, Printed by 13allantyne, price 12s. in boards, T J IVES of ANOIENIT . PHILOSOPHERS, traNtlated from the French of tenelon, with Notes and a Lite of tie, Author. ;, . , ", ' " • 13y'the Rev. lOHN CORMACK, M.A. Printed rOr Longman, Htast, , Rees, and Orme, Pater , nOster-row. •• MIS LIN4OOD's MORAL TALES. , • this Ddy was, published, ,Four elegant Volumes, .•litvo, price One Guinea, boards, T—EICESTERSHIXE TALES. . By Miss, NI,-‘I(Y LINWOOD. • Printed for the Authoress, and sold by. Richard Phillips, -6, , Bridge-street, Lohdoh and to be had of all gooksellers , in Town and Country. On Friday. Septemojr iNoB, a s t o'Clock, at Gar. ". • LEDS_ and. LIVERPOOL :GRAND JUNC JLa '1 I . ( )11, PEAK 1. OR ENT,I3AWNSI;tI', KENNET and 'AVON, NCASTI , R, and BASINGSTOKE' CA NAL SHARES , a .COVENTIL CANAL BOND of scol. hearing 51. per Cent.. -Interest ; Twenty Shares in - the PROVIDI NT INSTITt;II rN tg , .lnsuru g Lives and•i ranting.Annuitics, and WEST MI i; DI- ES LX W.1.1ER 7 'WORKS SHARES Particulars at the New llotel,Lltrnittigham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ;at t,.rra:vay's ; , d Mr. Scotty /14. 4 ew Bridge,treet, • FINE Wtiol.l.El) THE SALE o f D r ; PARRY' S IiAMS,. the Wool of ,‘ has for some ,ears past a. way waved riot. to the best native Spatisli ut the manufacture of Broad- . Cloth and %%id Loottnence ()it 2911 C of M Ott tit, at n.e itarm. ) ard s House, near Bath, "here particulars teant.--PrAerence always given to priority of application. • ARMY ANt) NAVY EQUIPAGE. ~ rr`HE, PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-- .ture, NI a masses, and ne,t,iirig cOni plete, are very respect- . fully Eeco:4linentleti to Gentlemen, a* hetng e lhe most portable attd superior ,to any others ;mule 111 London ; Mariluees, Ceop, Tabies .;nu Chairs, on improved prilicip.l.es ;, Sea Sofa lieds,.and Chairs, tor on Scrip; luslriitto Net Funtiture,'and Pateni.l.3rass-screw-• Bedsteads, for Last and West Indies, and ail Foreign Cfiinates, at ‘- • MORGAN and. SAN OF, S's , Patent I.3edsteaqi,manutactoff and .Ware-Ronmsi• Nos. .16'ai,t !7, Cathernle-street, Strand. . Morgan and Sanitti . ;'s Ne'..V..inVented Imperial Dining Tabies, allowed to h, the :11-st.!cuilt• - ilete and 4.. iegan't set at Table s ever pet invented, a)e.v.:ry,..ls...rtaote, packing ni but ten" ncifes. (ice:' • • • • • N, li. Trie ) Fustitonable . Chair-lied N.,are . • Buse. !.# -n -, 'A eXOTIoN •-• - •,-THE SI,F,JA.ERS. of HUP,S, by retail, as well as ti `""to the tiltuu4iiout the Kinktorri., are uau to dir e ct tn.:a ;;;..ire'al.:r aztentien to ts:e clauses .Ltti. Joined, of ab , Aci (it .PA....l.iirrient, passed in the last Nessjort, "aft Act to 4.19(1,1 7:ic: Lawii tetaairK to the mark : . 1 "g of 'lags and Pock4s t ;" I n order. that if lops are deliv.red td them wiiii navrng tnr nain.: or rlierrrOiter, t i c ; Parish, "and couiit ~ the iorin and manner 1 4:1 tit rt,t try 11.1: Ad, Anpst conspicu..iisr tarketi' the nag Poact, obtain a proper. t 3 rue, t tne, ortif.nce. t-I'hat front and atter Nenty fifth day, of ~,''Yone.thousand eight hundred and eight, in addition to the g " r tio.a. , :cluirqd by law td oe • marked opt the outside• of -.:43tY.b4g and pocket of H o p s . t. :ere s n a il oe marked 13y the Wl 'et . , planter, or grower of hop,, in the Lorinand,ifluntler n whicn the bAore mentioned particulars are required to be p e kekt, the name of the parish , end or the count) ,tn which ir ,hops, p ut i nto any such Nags orpockets, were or shall nrowti; and if any ov% ner, planter, or grower of hops, g"Shall. presume to put hops into any nag or poLket utture the , A,ale shah have been m ir ked i n form awl' manner , by AClt.diretted and required, lie, ,rte. or they, snail fur each arid` every such Offence lorielt Cl ause z•—:A,n'd he it further ena6ted, I mat it ally person Persons s h a ll counterfe'A. or wilful!) , reinoy, alt r, erase, Cfr,ohliterate, or cause, procure, .• or.s !Kr to be co otierieited, feloeved, altered, erased, or obliterat_ii, ally iri toe marks di ie „tted ariaoilier rtquired by this Act, 'Or hr any ',Ct or Acts : ?!.. 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" The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are pro verial fur the. quantity. of worthless lumb'er which they - and ,have long, been a heavy • !ax uu riic-purzc and paotienee of the. Public."— Preface. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. b, Bridge-street, Black .friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. N. B. Toafforst an adequate idea of the singular worth of the above-mentioned' Work, it will be necessary simply to spuinerate the names of the Poets, the best of whose- Works, unaltered and unabridged, occupy its' pages. VOL, I.—Milton. - • VOL. 11. Cowley Rochester Halit tx. Hughes • Waller Pomfret Parnell Buckingham Butler Phillips Garth Fenton Denham King Rowe Yalden Dryden :Spratt : Addison Gay VOL. 111, • Prior' Pattison Falconer . Pope Hammond Broome Watts T ickel I Savage Swift Blair Somerville . • .; VOL. IV. Thomson A. Phillips Akenside Mallet Hamilton Dyer Young VOL. V. Gray Churchill Grainger ' Langhorne R. 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In Fevers of all sorts (espe cially the Yellow or Putrid),they are inta4thle Remedy ; Col .s, Asthrnas, beginning Consumptions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels,' ttec*. are under their immediate in fluence, as the experience of inure than half a century has indubitably proved. - As no .Bdtle, -even fo- exportation, can be sold witlunit a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented, the genuine.having the name of Thomas Norris Moore engraved thereon by favour of Government. The .Family B tile, 215. to be had only at the usna o , , s House, No. 29, Lower lirook.weet, where orders,. fur ex portation are duly executed • Smaller Bottles at its. and as. 9d, sold by Bacon and Co. isO, Oxford-street."' CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. ORMS'are the most-frequent sources of dren's Diseases. Their symptoms.every Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc casion Loss of tcppetitc, al'aleness : of the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular' state of the Bowels, attend ed after with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions ;, they. affeEt the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in . a.Consumption i4hr Det:ay. Both as a Preventative.and Cur,: of these alarnaing Complaints, the above excellent Me— &eine is universally allowed, - on the testimony of the hio,ht Charatters in this Country,- both in rank and respet - tabiliiA to have no equal Their public, approbation, given to ,ffie Proprietor, from a per3onal know!citge of its wonderful suc. ce,t;s in their own I' amilies,.itamp its meritteyond competi mien, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of - the kind can boast. - ParCnt.s, and others who have the ,Came of Children, should have this - Remedy as a- Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach ur Bowels , of Chit, drew are any way disoralered,.wnich it will always be found to relieve. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Chink and Butler's, No. 4,' Cheapsidc, topdon ;- and retail by most Country Venders, in Boxes at as. O. itati S s. 6d, each. • SlR—The British are the natural friehrg of the, Duch. +We are iAtpressed' with correspondent sen timents. It IS become our dotyto.prevent the birch Ships of War from acting under the coutrual of FranCe, in hostility to the British. If roil, Sir, shall consent to give up the I.Jutt.h Kips and YQsiels Of War, and all others-under Fteneh colours, -now lying at thiS port, ; we shall forbear ft oni any measures of violence against these • Settle.nents...or their tithi ,lf our prop . tsal is accepte i, we shall retire " without molestation to the town aliA . g.irri-on: after receiving necessary , refreshinen's ; shotLd this pacific otter be rjeCted, we can only regret iiwn,-;,- cessity of commencing iturnc-Ola elv those 1 1 01tiiff, operations which our naval a nd ii litarc fore es ac jointly prepared to accomplish. We have appointed .a Commission, consisting of an Officer of his Majesty's Navy, an Officer of, the Military Forces, and the. Secretary' to the Co l o mind er Chief of the British Squadron, to You this letter. They will have the honour to re ceive in • person vont - immediate arisvei to, our pro pbsals, which we shall await with it»patience, and we must consider any hostile Movement as the 'sig nal for your rejecting an offer, which, we trust, your regard' to the lives of those • under your aathority will induce you to accept with alacrity._ _ ' We have the honour to be, Sir; Your verTob, , dient S , -rvants, ' (Signed) ' PELLEW. Rear Admiral and Comtnapd r iu C itief of U. B. M. ' Squadron in lndui. . (Signed) LOGKIART. t Lieut.-Cot. commanding I;. B. &1. The Cotumanding Oificer iu ths service of His Majesty the King of Holland, re»ding at Gtiessee, to - his 4xi..elleticy the Rear , Adiniral Pcsiew. The letter addreslsed to the Commanding Ofßeer of this place has been this moment handed meby the commission which you appointed of three (jell tlemen in the service of his Britannic Mijesty. You will have the goodness to observe, that mji duty as Officer in the service of his Majesty ti .e King of Holland, prevents- my sot ~ r ing either boat or people to return : wh,ifrver injury Ihe (.7; ~.nce of war might expose ns to, would-be 111;SG. auly ob viated by attending to the proposals wind) you :Live thought proper to make. , With the greatest respea, I remain, Your most obedient, Src. (Signed) Wua4A 51 Cow ELL, GrieSSeei Dec. _6, 0307. , Prop()sals madc to the Covcrnur anti - Council 4-f So-ar.lhaya, by his Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Edward P.llew; Commander in Chief of Ins Britannic Majesty Squairon, and 'Lieut.-Col. Lockhart, commanding the British Land Forces before - G ries se e. Preliminary.—The unjustifiable violation of a flag of truce by Mr. Cowell, COmmandant of the Datcn naval force in this harbour, in arresting the Gentle men appointed as -a Commission to treat for cite stir -1 render of the Dutch Men •of War at Griessee. haves ing excluded that person from all further cor respondence with the British, the following Articles are proposed to the Governor in Council The ohje6t of our operations in this quarter being the destruaion of. the Dutch mthi of war at this port, and those ships havirrg fallen into our pos session by the surrender of Griessee, the purposes of the Commission above-mentioned: have been fully answered already.---A. We have nothing ti) reply .to this article, since the ships of war and „gartison of Griessee are already in posesuionot yourLitoellenev. 2. The services of the British' naval amid fords-are not direa ed against the property of indi viduals. We have already expressed our desire to leave them unmolested. Sourabaya will not he sob jeaed to violence, and the declaration• of t fie.Gov r r. nor .aid Council, that nu Dutch ,vessel of war re mains there, will be received as a security to that settlement.--7-A. We engage our word of honour that there is no other vessel of war at this place bciongiob• to his Miijesty the king of Holland. 3. Time Dutch - ships of war at Griessee,.with the_ naval and military stores in the garrison, will be de stroyed by the British betore their departure. -!'log o private property, and the provisions and other stores (not military) will remain m security.—A. The answer is the.same as to the first Article. 4. The battery of Sambelangau on the Ist .nd of Maduta is iikewise to be destroyed, "anal itt o-der to obviate the necessity of employing locce for the ex , echtion of that service, it is proposed t! , at ord-rsshall be issued by the Governor and Couinal of Sour.ihava for the purpose, a British Officer and party of troops being admitted into the Fort for the completion of the same.—A. We are cony:7ll,d to acktio•yle that the destrußion of Sainbelan,;an by the _it Hie; v of the English ships is in the power of yout and that we are unable 10 oppose a:ly resistance.: But the. generosity Which your Excellency . ,has hitherto ttibibited• towards Griessee assnres - uS it cannot be your intention to show !us any insult I b . j . ; compelling us to the necessity ,of submitting to the destruketion of the battery by your troops : we.theke.- . fore request you \vill relax from thi our engagiog to disarm and cleinoli3h this battery- sic the. same tittle. . . 5. The Governor and Council of Sourabiya.will. send bdat4 to the British Squadron for 'the . of.receiv,irag water Casks . ; .to ter at • SOU rabaya,and returned,to the fleck Aviti r .tr, e; y, praCticable dispatch about 300 trans will pr,ob.tbiy, be required.—A. They shall' be sent as soon sible, •Por the refreshment of the crews and rrillit;fiy fOl'Cei on board• his Britannic Majestys Ship's, it , _I